Books with author A.R.R.R. Roberts

You are about to enter the deep woods where Sammy the skunk becomes a hero to the animals that live there. Although Sammy does not live in the deep woods, he enters it quite by accident and his adventures begin immediately. This book is the first in a series of stories about Sammy the skunk. In this edition you will meet Mr. Fox. You will find what Sammy did to him and how Sammy becomes his best friend. You will also learn how Sammy helped a beaver who lost his teeth. Life lessons are written for each of the three stories in this book. They include a question for children to think about, a scripture verse, a truth about God, and a short message about the love God has for His children.

The last in the four-book series about Phoebe's many adventures and discoveries about herself. Through a highly entertaining story line, it provides support and lets every girl know that she is not alone. In this installment, Phoebe's positive characteristics and generous nature come through loud and clear. The conclusion allows girls to see first hand, the tangible effects of a proper diagnosis and individually tailored treatment program for AD/HD.

After being divided amongst parents in the new problem of the 1980's "the decade of divorce", a group of six boys band together to help each other handle the stress of school and home life. Sibling rivalry, problems at school, and at home deepen the bond of friendship that only young boys can forge. After I had wrote 425 Hillside - One of the gang; I had realized that I had left out a few details that might make for a better read. I was asked several questions about how the boys met so I decided to write a prequel to "One of the gang." and break it into two story lines. One is that of the above and the other will be named "Holly-Daze"; which will bring everyone up to speed where "One of the gang" takes place. I hope that this approach will answer more questions than it will create. I have also been asked about "Whats in the shed" so after "One of the gang" there will be several more books to answer that question in better detail.

Ryan desperately wants a skateboard. He already has rollerblades, which was a big craze, but now it seems, everyone has moved up to skateboarding. Everyone except Ryan that is. To make matters worse, his parents in their infinite wisdom, have decided that if he wants one badly enough, he'll just have to work for it. What a concept! None of his friends had to do that.This may take some time. complicating matters, although not for the worse, is uncle Carl. Looks like he is going to take that job abroad after all. He needs someone to take care of Spankie, his chimpanzee. Does Ryan want the job? You bet he does! But what about the skateboarding competition? How is he going to manage to fit everything together? Eventually though, when the dust finally settles, and in spite of all the ups and down, everyone comes off a winner.

The Gateway Arch is an important symbol of growth and diversity in the United States. Let’s go visit! Visiting U.S. Symbols: Gateway Arch invites young readers in prekindergarten to grade 1 to explore the history and significance of this important American symbol.This series introduces important U.S. symbols and their locations, exploring the history and significance of each in language that early readers can understand. Each book includes vibrant photos, glossary word callouts to matching images, and comprehension questions to engage the reader.

When Hunter begins high school, the zombies are a small, but worrisome presence. He's more obsessed with Stacy and he sees his opportunity to win her slipping away. The zombies themselves limp awkwardly through school, as the world finds them first a terror and later little more than an oddity. The zombies are isolated, fearful until they begin to realize that their numbers are growing. There is a YouTube channel for them and a zombie pop star boosts their confidence. Are they victims of a mysterious disease? Or the future of the world?

In Statue of Liberty, readers will explore the location and meaning of the colossal copper statue that stands tall on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. This 16-page book uses colorful images and informative text to introduce Lady Liberty, and it also explains why she is recognized as such an important symbol of freedom in the United States. The Visiting U.S. Symbols series for prekindergarten through grade 2 introduces young readers to important U.S. symbols and their locations, while also exploring the history and significance of each. By using language that early readers can understand, these colorful pages capture a child's attention while offering an in-depth look into some of America's most prized symbols.